Academic Term Calendar Validation Checker
Flag overlapping exams, holidays falling on exam days, and study-break conflicts before your academic calendar is officially published.
Runs entirely in your browser · No login · No data uploaded
Add academic calendar events and click Validate Calendar to detect scheduling conflicts.
How to Validate Your Academic Calendar in 3 Steps
Follow these steps to get results in under a minute
How Calendar Validator Compares
vs spreadsheets, manual processes, and paid platforms
| Feature | UniCloud360Calendar Validator | Manual Review | Spreadsheet Date Comparison | Paid Academic Calendar Software |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-rule conflict detection | 5 rule types | Manual comparison | Separate formulas | Config required |
| Exam on holiday detection | Auto-flagged | Visual scan | Single rule only | Requires setup |
| Overlapping period detection | All event types | Manual date check | Complex formula | Yes |
| Per-event conflict status | Inline per row | Separate check | No | Separate report |
| Print-ready validation report | One-click | Manual formatting | No | Scheduled export |
| Cost | Free forever | Manual effort | Formula complexity | Paid subscription |
What Academic Offices Are Saying
Trusted by lecturers and students across Sri Lankan universities
"We published the 2024 exam timetable with a public holiday falling on the third day of the Engineering finals — a mistake that required an emergency email to 800 students. This tool would have caught that in 10 seconds."
"The overlapping exam period rule is the one we use most. With 6 faculties scheduling independently, it's easy for Engineering finals to run into Business exams for shared service modules. The tool flags it before anyone notices."
"Our QA process now includes running all proposed calendars through this tool before board approval. It's become a standard step — takes 5 minutes and has prevented 3 scheduling errors in the past year."
"The per-event status column is exactly what I needed. When presenting the calendar to the academic committee I can show a clean table where every event is marked OK or flagged — much more credible than saying 'I checked it manually'."